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his right hand. Dublin Sport says the Boston
strong boy will spar in Dublin tonight and
Friday night, in Cork the 18th, In Limerick
the 18th and Belfast on Saturday evening.
This sporting paper estimates that Sullivan
will spar just "a minntes, with 10 minutes rest,
or a total of GO minutes, before all his audiences
big Irish amateur is in pickle for the big
fellow" at one of his shows. Knowing ones
will feel as sorry for that big amateur as they
know how.
The T~wenty-third Regiment, Of Brooklyn,
is making arrangements through its ennis
be held at the Armory Dec. %, which Is eI-
pected to eclipse anything Of the kind here
tofore. Already anumber of frst-rate play
ers have signifed their intention Of com
peting, some of whom are Of national repu-
tation. Committeeman Keutgen, Hough and
Despard have the affair in charge and predict
that it will be q big success.
Billy Fitzgerald Is now the sporting editor
of the Police Gazette. He is gaining friends
for the paper every day. The sporting col
Der Of w%ell-known sports hope to see Fitz."
hold the fort.
"Heeling "a game cock for q battle is q
much more delicate job than cutting out"
The bird should be properly held by an
sitting on the edge Of the pit. Wet the leg
and timber the toes by gentle pulling, then
wrap q bit of channels or buckskin over the
short heel Of q stag or chicken or the stub of
the spur of the two-year-old cock. Place the
steel gaff on in the position of the natural
spur, then wiggle the back toe Of the fowl.
You will see the leade of the leg Just below
the knee joint rise and fall like a buckshot
under a bit Of leather. Sight up the leg and
with the inside or forward edge Of the leader
and the right heel on a line with the outside
or back Of It. Be careful not to shift the
point when fastening on the spur firmly with
the best wax-end; Remember q sixteenth Of
an inch makes all the difference in the world.
A cock heeled a shade too far bdck will do
no damage, and heeled the least bit too
:" close " he will kill himself.
Billy Dacey says he will accept the offer
m nrd <. + Fo aat aHd Ss nc Gn to t sossEa to MI f9h ai the
ex-lightweight's 139-pound man for o $500
purse. Dacey and McAuliffe meet in Boston
in January. for a $500 purse-six rounds.
Dacey should win.
Sebastian Muller, the big German, who has
ing stones with his fist will meet Earnest
Roeber at atch-as-catch-can in Parepa Hall
on Dec. ~.
The poultry show at the Garden this week
and next promises to be a great success. A
will be made by Mr.. E. T. Bailey. of Mt.
Kisko.. In one of Mr.. Bailey's pens will be o
pit cock, cut out" all ready for battle.
Tom Corners, the famous catch-as-catch-
can wrestler, was In town last night.
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Hurt in the BROOKLYN Riot.

The condition Of the two men now lying IN the
hospital under arrest for being concerned in the
riot IN Hamilton avenue, Brooklyn, Is no worse
this morning. One Of them, Pietro Casper, has q
serious wound In the abdomen. The other man
whose name has not yet been learned has q bullet
In his chest.
The cause of the shooting 10 as much q mystery
as ever. John Marina, an Italian. has been
arrested for being concerned in the shooting. He
admits that he is one OF the party. He has q slight
stab wound in his chest. The men who escaped
uninjured were arraigned before Justice Massey
this morning. They were remanded tor trial
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Messenger Boys to Mind Babies.

met Q messenger boy the other day Juggling .
big-eyed and very much astonished baby, evidently
not o family connection OF his, which, on ques-
tioning the boy, LEARNED he was to deliver at q
certain, house not far distant. For him this was all
In the regular line of his business, ana he went
about IL In q solemnly practical way that was quite
admirable. ] do not think he loitered with this
burden on his hands. An for the parent who In
trusted the baby to this method Of carriage, he or
she must have q confidence in the security of the
messenger service that Ii nothing less than heroic
Yet I do not doubt that the baby got there safe.
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MR.. IRVING JOINS THE UNION.

Entitled Now to the Benefits OF the Musical
Mutual Protective Organization.
A committee composed of Secretary W. q.
Anstead, John Hunt, Max Franklin and j.
W. Beard was appointed by the Board Of
Directors of the Musical Mutual Protective
Union to call on Henry Irving and inform
him of his election as an honorary member Of
the union.
The committee met Mr.. Irving In his dress
ing-room at the Star Theatre just before the
matinee performance on Saturday. Mr.. Irv-
ing received the committee in the most
cordial manner md said that it gave him
pleasure to accept the honor. He referred
earnestly to the art of music and spoke of its
close connection with the dramatic art
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Away. Say " wh.,,n You Haves,

IFFoM Nc 81. Ioub 6Tobe-DeNocrdt,J
Why did ask that gentleman what he would
have when I know that he has drank nothing but
whiskey and lemon for twenty years, Because It
IL our policy always to ask the question. Suppose
that you did not know that gentleman, and he
came in, and without saying q word I would put
up whiskey and lemon, what would you think 2
Why, you would say to yourself, " that man Ia an
old stager here. There IL no need Of asking him
what he wants; they know him. " 30 we always
make 1t q point to 20 through the form OF asking
the customer to name his drink.
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Thoughtful Barnnbas.

y CH =" VuuVosI
Papa unloading Christmas tree takes or n
Jumping jack)-Ah, here's something nice for
Uncle Frederick.
Uncle Frederick ~trecently Observation-Disclosures
ma; very g-good Joke; ha-ha, very good indeed.
Little Barnaoas-I gave It to you, Uncle Fred,
mamma said last night that you must be In your
second childhood TO marry Miss burbeck, AM /
thought you might like something to play with.
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Drowned Himself without Registering.
An unknown man, short and stout and about
thirty years old. committed suicide at I O'Clock
A. N. to-day by jumping into the river at the foot
of Twenty second street, North River. His body
was not recovered. His clothing, which he left on
the pier, was taken to the West Twentieth street
station-house.
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HATS ARE FREQUENTLY EXCHANGED.
An Embroidered Band or q Phenomen.l
Darky the Best Projections.

Fl dem
principle applied to
hats has Its incon-
venienoes. Derbys are
as much alike fire.
quently as two peas.
Consequently q man
steps into o BARRIERS
shop, hangs up q Ave-
dollar hat, o Q 8
through the worry of
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stock OF watches, all
American; they excel in
perfect time-keeping
qualities the finest and
long famous Swiss watch
es. Mr.. Charles Il Cross
man, proprietor, In COM
~paraavely young o n q
started q few years ago
In q modest way on o fifth
moor In Maiden lane.
where he conducted o
watch repair shop. His
natural mechanical abil-
ity and intensity of appli-
cation soon brought him
TO the front, even among
experts, ss o repairer,
regulator and adtuster OF
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His counsel took waterman's letter from
the envelope and handed it TO the prisoner,
asking him II he had seen II before. Sylvia
and her mother were seated at the counsel's
table, directly behind the lawyer, and, as he
did 30, Sylvia reached over and picked up
the envelope from the table. A court officer
touched her on the shoulder, and she put it
down face up and continued to study II. Sud
denly the lawyer took up the envelope and
heldit out.
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PLYMOUTH's DISAPPOINTMENT.
whs VIII Be Called as Pastor, Now thA.s
the Rev. MIR. Berry Has Declineds

the Rev. MIR. Berry Has Declineds
The deolination Of the English preacher,
the Rev. Charles A. Berry. of the call to be
the successor Of Henry Ward Beecher was
so much of q surprise to many members Of
Plymouth Church, that to-day they had little
to say in regard to future plans. There is no
general union on any other name.
The following cable despatch was read at
the morning service at Plymouth yesterday {:
Charles Albert Berry greets Plymouth, appre-
cites Its confidence, reciprocatts Its affection, prays
for It's prosperity, but cannot accept pastorate.
Home claims memorable. Duty here commands
Letter mailed. God bless and guide you.
Probably no action will be taken for some
time, but opportunity will be given the mem
bers of the church to think the matter over.
A meeting of the Advisory Committee will
probably be held within q few days.
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Did tho Best He Could.

~oh, my son, my son." exclaimed the grieved
father, as he me his inebriated heir at the door,
''did you not promise me you would never, never
let another drop Of liquor pass your lips ."
"Tha' Jush watn madden responded young
silenus, hopelessly. Did'n To- shingle CLASH pasR
m'ips pnight 4 i could get hol' Of Z. Had = give
It up m,nighr. Coul' n shtan' tn racket. Had
lem pash. Did Desh could, and he gave his
watch to his father and requested him to 7'pud N
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Crohan Says He Was Graz,

Capt. Carpenter, Of the West Thirty-seventh
street station, has preferred charges against Police
man John Crohan for being drunk in the Jefferson
Market Police Court while IN charge Of o prisoner
there yesterday. Crohan has been on the police
force Tor two years and has borne an excellent
reputation. When asked to-day TO explain his
conduct in the police court he said that he must
have been crazy.
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N the other side Of the

. the other side Of the
they call Sulli-
van, not ~slugger,"
~slogger." This
is correct, as those
who have read Thomas
FL h es's "Tom
School Days
at Rugby" will re-
that q scholar
Williams who
fails to beat Master
in q turnup on
the playground is
called "Slogger" Will
Jams, from the force
with which It is sup.
posad he cau hit With
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amined by experts, and produced in evidence

amined by experts, and produced in evidence
for the defense.
The next morning experts testified that the
signatures at the savings banks were not in
Browns handwriting that they were in the
handwriting of Benjamin Lynn, an entry
clerk and that the anonymous letter-which
the firm had produced and put al
Browns service the night previous
had been written by the same per-
son. The whole plot of the person really
guilty to put the blame on an innocent man
was laid bare, and at 1.S0 p. NJ, Dec. "A,
Brown walked out of court without q stain
on his name. The firm paid his lawyer and
gave him back his place at an increased sal
airy, with full pay for the time he had beenin
prison. and the junior partner that night sent
Sylvia a check for $500 and the handsomest
stamp album non could buy.
The following Christmas the junior partner
took Sylvia a packet of stamps, and, TO cut
the story short, last week compelled her
parents to issue the following card to their
friends and relatives;
..........s.."..'.
Mr.. and Mrs. JAMES BROWN
request the pleasure of your company
~ the marriage of their daughter
/: SYLVIA,
: and
JANE ARNITAsy,
l1.B0 A. n. Saturday. Dec ~, 1851,
% the Church OF et. Matthias the Apoeuos
'ss'sss'ssssssstt
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y mr., Z; n BarnIm's story. I'M Pluoky Boy Tom, 4"
Hon d pa%stt yb S,oL r. PGpsr has nearly doubled in cifeuiS--
oIaalordi as tod by the great snowman, thrill the
ko1aor. me wiloest and hercest animals In India are
Dolng captured py the ~dauntless American boy. SO
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SOCIETY AFFAIRS IN BRIEF.
MANY RECEPTIONS AND DANCES TO BE
GIVEN BEFORE LENT.

mr.. Gideon Granger and Miss Clara L. Nc
CIaye 90 be Married Anterior
Blight to Take n House I'm New York for
tho winter-The First of Mr.. Woods
Three Concerts Given on Saturday.
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On the Toboggan Slide.

Ifrom Chrtsfsds Puok.l
steersman-Al ready, Bascomf
Bascom-Yes; or-er walt q moment. n Miss
Kittyman will kindly tuck her feet In O little
closer, ] think we shall md less wind resistance.
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Silencing u Bore.
Iron Judged

Iron Judged
He-I fear I am wearying you with my prosy
conversation. You look q little tired.
she-oh, no, indeed. I was only thinking how
very tired you must bel
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His Objection 60 Dogs.

he-An you don't like big dogs, Mr.. De Garmo7
He-No, I can't say I have very much love for
them.
She-But they have such large hearts.
He-It isn't their hearts / object to; IT'S their
mouthA
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Mysterious Shooting in Boston.

ESPECIAL TO THE woRLD.I
BOSTON, Dec. 12.-Mrs. Williams, OF Bayley
street, Dorchester, was shot in the abdomen this
morning by Thomas Horr, who was arrested. Mrs.
Williams may not recover. No cause is assigned.
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ANY receptions and
dances will be crowded
into a few short weeks,
and will increase the
gayety while it lasts,
which will be only
until Feb. Is, which
will be Ash Wednes-
day and the first day
of Lent.
A wedding soon to
be celebrated is that
of Mr.. Gideon Gran
ger, grandson Of ex-
Postmaster G
Gideon Granger, and
Miss Clara L. Nc Clave.
eldest daughter Of Mr..
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To one and an We say use ApAMsoN's BOTANIC COUGH
BALsAM. Best druggists. =.
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SPORTS OF TRACK AND RING.
JOHN L. SULLIVAN IS A "sLOGGER NOT
"sLUGGER" IN ENGLAND.

A Big Irish Fighter Laying Back for Our
Great Mana Lawn-Tennis Tournament
to be Held in Brooklyn-Heeiins. Came
~Cocks-1fullcr and Roeber TO wrcstie on
Dec. 22-Thc Coming Poultry show.
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Al No. OF Nassau ST. Just on Maiden lane, you
Will aaa n good aasQrtmant of diamnnda. and iarRe
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DIAMONDS AND WATCHES.

A Large and Fine Assortment Of Them at 81
Nassau Street.
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Gttt Stomen aus oemt seben.

Temzg zgorf, II. DeSember. - Der
3uderhausarbeiter %bwatb Sdr0Ser, Der
suerii in 9e @afro & GOnuer's uuo ipdter IN
9anemeber's 8afiiuerie 81 9reepoint be-
idafti9t mar, IieB por lGu9erer 3eit leiue Eodl'
ter Gbereie aus 9eutdlauo hierber fommen.
9as iun9e Wabden bate ihren @ei'ebten,
g8m. Sled, i'm aIten Satsrlauoe suriid9es
lafeu. Sn Der 8ohnuus bon SermauOten
on Gih pierter, nod RDblins Ctr, lerate
fie &arl Senber aus Scr. 297, 8ent. aoeaue,
fennen. gSie es beiBt, folste Sled ieiner
Sbereis mad SrOoflbu, lieB iiH nit ibr
traReu unb febrte nit ibr nod Wfanuheim
3uriid. 8ortbin iou Benoer ibueu seiOI9t
uno ppr etIi9en gBod3en nit Der lun8en 6rau
burdsebraunt ieiu. Der betrosene &bemana
begiug, pie perlautet, aus SerSpeiflunS
SeIbfmoro. Gein gruber, Der ern1itttlt
baben min, ba6 Sbereie ibreaI Gatten Sc
b1renbe 8ertbia9eu mitaeuomu1eu, pernr
tbete, bas bas BdrGeu ftd mad ben SereiniS
ten Staateu eepanbt babe uno tref uoriae
gRode bier elm, fd alsbalo anf Die Snde
nod Der Sreuloleu rna9enb. Sn Sagleltuu9
BON Bertuanbten legte er iein auliesen oem
@ioilr,hter 8biuebart uor, fusld)er ibu ieooh
on bic Boliaet bertpieS.
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sosarpesta,ts aus gBafbtnatou.

gBafbtngton, II. DECEMBER. - Der
immer fraftiger nufbIiibeube nSsrein 8aperu"
erpGblte foIgenbe Serren ~ Sedmten fitr
bas nG6ffe Sabr: Brdftbent @eorg 9ertridl,
giee. Yrdioent @ilb. 8odb1j9el, Sefretdr
Secnbaro @riebei, S9asmeifer 6einri4
gracib, Wiaridaa 9eorg Sogel, SinaaS'&o
H1ite-9tobert 8eber, Sec. 6rttih uno SOB.
SrdnisI.
- SH Woore's SoteI On Der Fenni9Iuanina
. Gpenue, nahe Der 8. Strabe, brad, beHte frdb
Seuer ans, peId]cs iuoeiieH sliidIfdser SBeiie
BON benz 5ufGais poriiber 9ehensen @bef bes
Seusrmebrs 8epGrtemeuts, 9rn. Parrts, nod
rsbtjeitig 9eiSdt pegoen tcnnte. Der Shas
ben betrug mn etpa SIC, peGter our9 eiHen
befstteu SamPifsfel perurlatt puroe.
- Der in SIR. 1102, SsSgaBe, tpobns
bafts Neger gSuisiu9iun 8aasr meIeete am
Gaming Der BOIi3ei, baB er nm SEQ beftobs
len moEoen let. Nau nnteriuhte Die Sahe
Rno psrbuitete bnnu fblteBlid ben eisenen
Sobn bss alten DtGunes ole ben nutbmass
liden Ebater. Der Saa paroe beute iuf
Bolisei9eritte bis auf gSeiterss pertagt.
- Gin. offenbar betTlntener Isann er5dblte
beute geipGdapeile bem BcltSet. SHipeftor
Sninbeu I'M Bolt3etsS Sunptquartier, es let
iiir3Edb i'm &beiapeute Shio'SGnal bic 9eide
zines Raunes aufgefunosn rporoen, uuo oaB
aus ben In Der RsdtaIhe befelben beftues
Ii6eu Bapiereu beroorBsbe, baB er Elm se-
miiIer ). .. Sear9eH aus gBaibtn9ton mar.
GIlein i'm aereBfaleuber fiaoet iidb Der ytune
nidbt Dor. uuo anf iouf pirO bieie Ansabe
ouId Hiflts befldtigt.
- Der gfeaer So. 6poe ipurse i'm Boli,ets
@eridte su elmer 9eIobuse BON $40 ooer
elmer @efGuguisbait BON 60 &Ggeu uerurs
tbeiIt, NEIL er, BETTER eiues fleineH Rates
riaIpanrsngeitdfts. eiueH ieiuer Guuoeu, NIT
gtamsu gBeslep 9onoeh, idper miBbauOeIt
hattie. 9ieier ioll ihm namIid cine semiiie
@el6Iumme fir Raterialpaaren butDig
ieir, nuo boriiber tam eS 3niiden ben beioeu
Nidnneru 3um Streit, bel ueldem alleroiuss
and Spoe mebrere nidlt tpeiter get65rIibe
IHsTfrhtdle noOoutruo
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Retn.Mnrfer Sfad1rfd,tett.

0ew.gorf, 70. DECEMBER. Sat,
tin bes Srn. Sobn Safob afor farb tur3
mad, lIbr beute Abeub. Sbr @atte uno
Or. SO. @. Gffcr maren CUR 3eit ihres So'
Ses bel ihr. Die Serforbene mar bic Sodter
bes Srn. Sbomas g. Gibbs, gfr. us, s..
gpenne, tpeIder friiber al8 Bflan5er in Siio'
Carolina aniaiiis tpar. Srau aifor mar ele
Dame, pel6e in 1861 ben bertibmteu gus
portbs Souapen ibre Sabne prdienttrte.
Ser i'm 9auie ytr. III, Sfs33. StraBe,
pobnenee 3abnar3t Sob. Wettlaufer erbangte
fid Samffags gfaGt i'm Seller ieiuer Sebau'
Jung. @ettlaufer, mel6er 46 Sabre alt mar,
fam Dor etma 80 Sabren bon 6uhel na1
Qmerifa uno uerheiratbete ftd} uor aft5een
Sahren NIT elmer Nmeritanerin. Sett eint9er
Belt lit Der Mann an uerooism Ropfi9mers
uno beabFdtiste, nm wou0aIld 9elluug 3u
finbeu, eine 3eit lang auf's Qaub 3u 9epen.
Nm Samffagas Nbeub mar WettIaufer in iebr
tranriser @emiitbsfiimuluus uno blteb bis
Wlitternadt auf, nm auf feline gtid]te 3u
morteu, bic bas Sbeater beluht bate. um Z
llbr sefiern frHh fano man ibu, an etnem
8alien i'm Seller bGngenb, oils 2eide.
- Ster StaIieuer 9erietben 9efern Aoeno
In Der itclienihen yfieberlafIung Inpett Der
Samilton.Bdhre, nahe Smofp Soaopr aus
traenb eiuem @rnnbe in Streit, uub in itnel'
Ter Qufeiuanberfolse murbe inebrere S9lhe
abaefenert. giner Der Chatter entfan.; Der
anoere, Hamens Pietro @artano, puroe pom
Seraeanteu Slatterp uno bonn Bolt3tten
Bra6p perbaftet, uertpeiserte inoefien, leIbf
oils elm Dolmetider in's Statioushaus 9eru'
fen uorbeu mar, iiber ben 9ersans lsslibs
Gusfnnft. 3wet W6uner pareu idmer per-
uunbet moroen. @ii.er berlslbeu, Pietrf
@aspero, purbe in ben lluterleib 9el4oher
nnb In Sings Steftauraut, gir. 4. Serrp'
Place, uuo Ipdter iu's y@ollese Soipttal'
seidafft. Der anbere Bsrpunoete, rpel9s'
einen ShuB In bic Bruft erbalteu battle, lae
i'm Saussause uebeu Sings 9aoeu beDuB Bt
los. Dfau srpeiielt an benz Auffommeu be,
Berlesteu. Su bem 9aussonse fano Die Bo
lisei bier &eeolper Don ueridie0enem 9aliber
apei Stodbeseu uuo mebrere auoere BafIen
Bic confis3irt puroen. Die Poli5si fabuss
aui eineu Der SdieBtclbe, peldler, m'e er
mdbnt. ieiu gutfommsu beuerffsaigts.
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SOD eitt eeDetmniBpoIts Serbre1ett
attf na.SSslan0.

gfepsgorf, u. De3.-9er Wtoroanfall
auf Die Trau bes Farmers 2onlS Sroner IN
Soft WfeaboD bat in iener @e9eno BON
Gueens. @ountn eiue unbei6reibltd]e Autrea
eung peruria6t, unb gefern famen olele
Ta,mer BON ben umlte9enoen Srtlhaften
mad bem S6auplate Der Sra9Doie. Srau
Broper mar iibri9eus geffern nod am Vebeu,
aber bepnbtloS, uno es III rpeoer benz Sr.
Shame, nod benz Coroner @ronan, Der g.
fteiu nieber BON 6arsGodamap mad GAIT
Weaoop lam, eelungeu, bon ibr su ermtt
teIn, per ibr bic m0roerilben Shld8e auT
ben Sopf neriest bat. Der Coroner lteB 9e'
fern aE9 Mtarp gBarren, alias SalomtH,
bic Trau. pel1e nit Sroper tnttmen uul=
gang eepausen baben ioa, uno ben Soau Der
SSrau, gBm. @arren, uerbaften, uno Seloe
tpuroen in bas gountns 9efdnsnis mad Sas
maica abgefiihrt. Der Sobn Der Sran pnrSe
ieSu6 Qbenbs auf InorNuuus be8 Difriftss
Qnpaltes FLEMING, mad elmer llnRrreoun9
nit Broiper uno Der Srau, IN sSretbett 9ea
iebt. Trau gBarren behauptet, baB he Jttdts
BON benz ansrifie tpiie uno erft Samfta9s1
Natmittaa oauon erfubr. Iuf Groper,
Der @atte Der SermuuNeten, nelder, ple be-
riG5tet, ouf ben Serbadt bin oerhaftet NOR
ben if, ben Gneriff ueriibt su babeu, fell
bic gnidulbiaung in Ibreoe nno blstbt bel
ieiner erfien Gu9abe, baB oe1 Nnatitf BON
iremben MGnnern periibt tpuroe, Die tbn be'
raubten. Man bat iubeB nod tmmer fetue
gepeiIe entbedt, baB gtnbrefer in bQs 9aus
gebrurgen ieien unb bic Srau NIT Der arl
erIdlaseu MOLTEN, uno es giebt faun1 et1eu
Farmer in Der ga9brrihatt, Der ultt an oel
ansabe 8roper's 3peiielt.
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Der @elnmfnrFt.

Rep.gorf, i2. De8ember.-G GoTssubes
4-5 unb idlcB 8n 5 $roBent. - SterIing'
@ediel $4.81 -$4814 ouf 60 Gage nuO
$4.84t-4.849 auf Sitt. - 8uuOessObliSas
ttOHen: 4zpro5. 1875, 44.pr9S. 1914, 81
prog. =. Qttien: Ibams' GTpreB 14O, Gent,
raj BGctfic "a, @beiapeate. Ohio AZ, @rie
275, eitto Brior. 664, Slinolss@eutrat ia,
Gute Shore 9Ss. gteljsSeriep Central IA,
gtortb Befteru 1869 Ditto Brior. 1884
ytetp gort Central 1919, Sbio.D Dttifiiippi
%, Ditto BriOr. 85, Bittsburg 1872, Gleao.
ing &c, ct. Banl 7S&, Ditto Brior. Ill,
Befferns Union 754.
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Die Cholera.

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beitsamtes bes Staates Slliuois, duBerte fit)
porgefern be3iislid Der fiirilib sebradten
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oerer NIT benz italieniihen Dampfibiffe uale.
flo" selanbet ieieu, baB Der ansefommene
Sanlpfer nitt bic uAlsfa," iouoeru oas
fran3ohlhe SGiff y@lpfta" gemeien let uno
nnr A Baiia9iere aus Palermo am Boro &C.
habt babe. Gr babe Dor &ur5em nit ben
@eiunohetts Seamten BON Subiana, Sbio
unb Wttdisan uuterrebunseu sebabt nnb hdt'
ten aue Sarin iibereinse seftimmt, bas, nm ieoe
Serlhleppun9 bon anfedenben Srantbetten
in bas Snnere bes 2aubes au uerbinbern, es
atn @eratbenfeu rpIre, an alien gr6Bereu
Babnffredeu @eiunbbeits. Snipeftoren aH3u'
fenen, peIte ben @eiunobeits5uftano Der
enropaiihen @lnwauoerer Seuan priifen foll'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-12-13
@er3tpctfelter Gattpf init et1er
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Siren abtbeiluus bes bieftaeu @ountp @e
fdusniiies funb 9efern Nadmittag anlihen
ben bort augefelten 8drtern uuS elmer
@abniiuniQen elm per3weifelter aaulpf ftatt.
1rou @lippeu, bic Satin eines poblbaben'
6en Siirsers gu Sneiba, N.sO., uuree oers
seuseuen 9onnerffa8 in bic Srrens4btbet'
lung bes @efdusniiies gebradt, neil tbre
Sermanbteu fib erf mad elmer 8eeiSneten
Initalt fir bic Beoauerusmerthe ImleheH
nclten. Seit l1ngerer 3eit id3on bate ite
on bsferii6en Qnfdlen gelitten, bod mar
ibr i3uftano erff am genannteu Gage, an
mel6em berielbe In &ai ierei ausartete, hOt3f
Beiorgnis erregenb semoroen uno in Sol9e
8eiIen Der Sbbut oes @ountp Ir3tes, DR..
@rop, anpertraut. @efern gfaamItta9 Der.
iud]te ite in eiuem ueuen Qnfan bon Raieret
einen Selbftmorbueriud, tuoem fe ibre
Sanb nit @etuaIt in Die &ebIe ftedte uno bic
3unge beraus III reiBen iu9te. Ntebrere in
Ser Ndbe befiublide gSdrter etlten btHju,
banben Der Batienttu nah uieler Gu'tren9un9
bic Sdnoe uno 5ogen ibr cine Spau9Slade
on. Sierauf bradte man iie in etne Seue,
NO nan iie oor peiteren Selbfmoro ouerlu9en
Rdler glanbte. 4ls Der ite bebanoelnoe arbt
mad etniser 3eit wieber auriidfehrte, lab er,
nie Die Nermffe' ibre 3un9e bHAtdblt9 IN
Stiide bib. Sofort wnroen tbr 8anoagen
nm ben Gopf gelegt, nm etn mettereS BE
pegen Der Sinnlaoen SIl oerhtnoerH. Au9
Die Saare bate fie it9 Snm srOBteu Sbetle
ausgerauft; ibr 3uftano it IN S5ol9e Der
gerletungen, melfe fie itt3 Sugefit8t bat,
elm iebr beoentli6er.